Something of Samoa

Something of Samoa by Gavin Young, published by Penguin in 1996, presents a unique glimpse into the author’s experiences during his visit to Samoa. This edition, consisting of 56 pages, captures the essence of Young’s journey as he interacts with a local Samoan family and immerses himself in their daily life within a seaside village.
Readers will find that the text includes four chapters from Young’s larger work, Slow Boats Home, offering insights into the culture and environment of Samoa. The narrative focuses on the author’s personal encounters and observations, providing a detailed account of his stay and the connections he forms with the local community. This edition serves as a concise exploration of the themes of travel and cultural exchange.
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This text contains four chapters from “Slow Boats Home”, an account of the author’s visit to Samoa. The author meets a Samoan family and stays at their home in a seaside village.
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